on a roll
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Experiencing a series of successes or positive outcomes
- 1After winning three games in a row, the team is on a roll.
- 2She's been on a roll since she started her new job, getting promotion after promotion.
When someone is "on a roll," it means they are doing really well and everything is going their way. They are having a lot of good luck or success in a row. It's like winning over and over again without any breaks.
Remember, being "on a roll" doesn't last forever. It's important to stay humble and keep working hard even when things are going well. Success can be temporary, so always strive to improve.
at a bookstore
A Lucky Streak
Kenneth
I can't believe I found all the books I needed on sale today!
Sandra
That's amazing, Kenneth! You're really on a roll with your shopping luck.
Kenneth
Yeah, and I even got a free coffee from the café next door.
Sandra
Wow, everything's going your way today!
at the poolside bar
Winning Waves
Patricia
Wow, Edward, you just won another round of beach volleyball!
Edward
I know, right? I feel like I'm on a roll today!
Patricia
And you got the last lounge chair by the pool earlier.
Edward
Yeah, everything's just going my way!
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Similar to "on a roll":
- 1winning streak
- 2successful run